Museum of Colonial Art (Museo de Arte Colonial)
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Museum of Colonial Art (Museo de Arte Colonial)

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The Museum of Colonial Art (Museo de Arte Colonial) is known for its extensive collection of sculptures, paintings, and furniture from the 16th to 18th centuries. The museum is housed inside the former University of San Carlos, a beautiful colonial building situated right in front of the cathedral, in the heart of Antigua, Guatemala.

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Guided Walking Tour Legends of Antigua Guatemala

Guided Walking Tour Legends of Antigua Guatemala

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All places have legends and Antigua Guatemala is no exception. On this tour you will hear the most famous and dark legends of the city and Guatemala, while we walk the cobblestone streets and visit iconic places: such as: The Church of Mercy The Arch of Saint Catherine Central Park The Union Tank The tour is only for the brave and history lovers, as we will walk through the streets of the city that was once the capital of Guatemala. Among the Legends to tell are: "The cadejo" a dog that can protect you or chase you to bite you. "The carriage of death" a carriage that leaves at night. "La llorona" the story of a woman who lost her children. "La Tatuana" a witch who lived in Antigua Guatemala. "The legend of the Owl" mysterious animal for the Mayans. and many more. We will start the tour at 6:30 in the afternoon and end at 8:30 at night.
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